What level of skiing do I need to attend a Girls Day Out event?
Girls Day Out events cater to intermediate and advanced female skiers. To ensure a comfortable Girls day out experience, we recommend a strong foundation of skills, specifically:
Confidence on blue runs
Able to link turns together in all snow conditions
Comfortable pole planting
Knowledge about carving
Able to side slipping
Wanting to explore expert runs
If you feel like your skiing has reached a plateau and you’re ready to improve your technique, find a new challenge, and advance your skills then this is the perfect event for you.

How do I register for an event?
Click on the page labeled – “Prices & Registration” on the top bar of this website. Accepted methods of payment include VISA, Master Card and American Express.
Upon registration you will be asked to specify your skiing “level code”. This will ensure that we provide you with an experience tailored to your personal goals. Please refer to our ‘skill guide’ page to identify your skiing “level code”.
Also, NEW this season you will be required to complete our Demo Preference Form. This form allows you to designate the Rossignol skis that you would prefer to demo at the event. For more information on what Rossingol skis you would be interested in demoing our exciting line of demo skis please visit our Rossingol Skis page.
If you have any question about registration please contact Leah Evans at leah@girlsdoski.com

What type of skiing will I do at a Girls Day Out event?
Girls Day Out is geared-towards off-piste skiing. If you enjoy skiing off groomers, powder skiing, steep pitches, rollers, bumps, jump turns etc., then our events will suit you perfectly.
What is the age range to participate in Girls Day Out?
Girls Day Out is all about building a strong (and diverse!) community of female skiers. Our program is directed at participants between the ages of 14-50*
*This is a suggested age ranges – we welcome women of all ages who fit into the general guidelines of a Girls Day Out participant.
If you are under the age of 19, we require the signature of a legal guardian
PLEASE NOTE: This season our Red Mountain event is only open to women ages 19+.

What if I have allergies or I am vegetarian?
The heart of Girls Day Out is to ensure that all participants have a great experience. We are here to meet your needs, so please inform us BEFORE the camp of any dietary requirements, allergies, and/or medical conditions.

What happens if I get sick, or I am unable to attend the event?
We understand that things happen so please contact us AS SOON AS POSSIBLE if you get sick, injured, or are unable to attend. A $60 cancellation fee does apply and will be charged to your method of payment in case of cancellation.

Do Girls Day Out events include lodging/accommodations?
Girls Day Out DOES NOT include lodging/accommodations, however we are happy to provide you with information regarding affordable options for your stay during the Girls Day Out event.
Also, feel free to let us know if you are seeking new friends for a ride or lodging/accommodation share. We are happy to try and make connections between registered participants.

What should I bring to a Girls Day Out event?
Please ensure that you dress appropriately for the weather. This may include bringing extra layers, or a change of clothing in case of wet weather. We will be outside for the majority of the day, so we encourage you to plan ahead to ensure that you are comfortable all day long. As well, you may want to bring a (warm and dry) change of clothing and shoes to maximize your Après ski comfort!

We encourage you to bring a business card, or pen and paper so that you can swap contact information, to stay connected and continue extending our female ski community!

What is the basic agenda of a camp?

Day 1